How did the ancients pass the time?

In ancient times, there was no internet or mobile phone. How did the ancients pass the time?

Now there are many ways for a person to pass the time, such as watching TV, playing mobile phone, playing computer, traveling with friends and so on. In this era of internet prevalence, there is no need to be bored at all. But in ancient times, there was no internet and no mobile phone. What does everyone do to kill time?

1, throw the pot

According to "Book of Rites Throwing Pots", at that time, people shot arrows within a certain distance based on the spout of wine, and how many arrows they threw decided the outcome. Losers must drink. This kind of music is often played at parties to help people get drunk.

2. Double the land

This is an ancient board game of Bo Opera, in which the number of flags is determined by rolling dice, which is somewhat similar to our current flying flags. There are six lanes on the left and right, and the "horse" is shaped like a pyramid, each with 15 black and white pieces. Two people compete with each other and roll dice to get a colorful horse. White horse goes from right to left, and black horse goes from right to left. There are two agarwoods each, and the base number in the game is higher. "The horses in the two places are all Daphne, which is very particular." "Baseing" describes how to hit horses when playing backgammon, and "horses" pile up into bases.

3. Liu Bo

Liubo, also known as Liubo, is an ancient folk game in China. Each player plays six pieces, so it is called Liubo. The key to victory or defeat lies in throwing and picking, which is very accidental. Both sides play chess according to their own teeth. Similar to the later roll of dice.

4. Hide the hook

Tibetan Hook, a traditional guessing game in China. The performers are mostly children and old people. According to Youyang Miscellaneous Notes quoted from Xin San, "Mrs. Hanwu's hook is easy to punch, which is timely and effective for people, with the aim of hiding hooks."

5. Radiation coverage

Country, a folk guessing game close to divination in China. Cover sth with a basin or bowl, etc. Let people guess. In the sixty-second chapter of A Dream of Red Mansions, it is totally different to cover something with poems, idioms and allusions. Guess with the shooter and reveal the answer with another poem, idiom, allusion, etc. You have to read poetry books to play.

6, fighting flowers and fighting grass

The game of playing hundred herbs originated very early and has certain game nature, but it is more entertaining to play, and winning or losing is the second. Ancient women played the most, and the participants were winners and losers with many kinds of flowers and plants and novel varieties.